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WASD PRODUCE MARKET
Mt I7 Of Bettl. -
u "Pwmber 8tl
let.
t r0R DECLINE TJf WHEAT
4nlt Bad Short
OMAHA. R.r, tn
Sl nT .""v r anorts to
i.-wmor, sale. Whest
ponth held strong, aa there
. -.??." ' In - that
I with northwestern ton
J'rjr bearlah. aa their find
jfor aala tn that. territory.
d price win eventual!
j' Present milling demand
f ' .corn' rnaTllet-wag closed
"-citemeal. mi . L.Lr.in.
"T actrV anrl mi,,,..'
ti?.Lovrd 'r v the cloae
Vahcod accordingly, showing
4 r. h 'September option.
months., wer quiet and un
. rJ b. spot market
."rant 'rorr wheat fcnd
?i ? ' wr,n vAltre Soma lower.
. Position -siren and were
. 'B(.lic".tw' lod.tllh during
; odly "7? Sorn ol? ,aQ
'2r.itw!ir receipts 'were 107.000
i r.o.i5.h'fn'"mU WBr ,1-5' bushel,
"..alar? of "O00 buhel
' X-..rn recBP" were -471.000 brwhels
I v Tels wer rHishela, against
a"i 'Mr ot 257.000 .bushel and
I of Iso.ooo bushel. . . .
'hC.7 Vra 10.000 , bushels ot corn,
5? t:hMT,.'hffi1,rt:-,,d -nour
Omaha Cash Prices.
! T,l 9,2 '. ' h-d, Kim No.
r I n tr n.' -w iki .
I ' V-o- . io.; .No. B9!c; No. 4.
fcWc; No. i yellow, 6c; No. S yellow,
p'nc; No. 2 white, 0c; No. S white, 69
- Terr
A
eV" ".5, w '' " tir w
. ApATS-No., 3, M64o: No. I yellow. Vl
r -h'kihc; stannaru pals, IS
iiitt-lNO. 2, 70c; No. i, 67flfio.
I V -A. A .
y Wheat. Corf), Oats
f "ticago ..i..v.....C...'....'B
825
. y. lnneapolia 44
I'malia n .
48
, i.ulutb s3 ,.
Chicago oraiiTnd phovhioss
f eatures of the' Trading; and Closing
" Prloea an "Boarrit "6T Trale.
t'HICAOO, Hepf: WV-fthortH th September
i heat ' and oata were severely ''enneexed"
Luring today's sesnlon pt the . Board, of
J rade, when -the . jyira of the .current
.'ontha delivery of whekt was bid up 14c
J ir bushel and that-' of oata 6V4c; compared
ft Ith final flgnres'of trt previous day. The
f p for Hepteaiber wheat 'waa reached at
(.1.20, while live. hgh. maxk for ogts waa
lo. Corn failed to ' be affected by the
flulge In wheHt and oata, the September
,4alivery breaking Sc On reailxltig sales. Fro-
tiislona also werev weak; - i
ifThe sensational advance .In. September
a heat occurred during the final half hour
inn m v wiinn iir hfi invnnrnn irmn
Uounit 11.07 to 31.20, ;wrtfi' only few Inter
lining trades. A stamped among small
7t- was eesponslble for- the remarkable
. urn. Prior. to the final sptU't the maj-
t'had been comparatively featureless
Ml' with the exception of ' th September
1 f i 'tvery was' Incllrled to weakness. Prices
';' the opening' were WC Ho lower to
' ,vher, Septcrnber bclug at ll.twaj.0fi), and
.vfiecember .at .c4(l-W. Id Ik first iialt
i -ur September aold .' off , to 31.0&H. but
an rallied again to a trifle abov It.OS.
ijirlng the greater part of th day the
i I, ice moved between 31.06tfl.0TH. December
tad up to 3100H at th start, but. late in
j'C'e dy dropped to Hc. Final quotations
September, were at 1.20. ,, beceinber
i V ,Ked at WCfcfSUHc. Dellverlea of wheat
t I September contracts aggregated 615,000
I 7. and owing to th large amount of de
lerlea the tlm .waa extended twenty
iniilts. .
VJl'."llllon of September holdings waa
ofder oi me nay-in uin-vwi"
?,lment In the pit being xtrmely bear
S throughout th entire session. -The
' -u.t nlosed Weak, at almost the lowest
i nt. with pree off - Wao oompared
I ib yesterday'g ffnal quotations.
k Unumhnr delivery . ad anced
Jjm o to 60c1 during a day filled with
. " T .. n.ie.l aharta bid the
mb.r eoid betwewl 5Ho and l8H3e.
. m.rk.t closed with September up 3c
1 48c Final figure on December were at
' Tolos prioeewere 20. hlfrlir to 20o
Vaadlng quotatlcma ranged aa'tollowt:
. lcle. Open. High. Low. I Clo., ,Ye y.
;,,- tiHo4 aOOSl. . W-HiW4".1!
J,MaV lSl 10Xi 102 1 UiWiKMS'
00a
4'tl 6111 61V4' WVi
667&'-i;67T"i'6.Si f
W) Wil V
' I ' I I ....
0S'WI
Ml 46 I 48 444
s.S8T.l!
41,.llV(U,Hl
41,tj 4lVtilVaS
10 t' 25 20 I 36 10
IS 47Vl! 1 MV.I U 25
26 W I 25 00
18 25 18 4a
1
12 27V.I 18 2T7V,! 12 1041 12 1SS 12 27H
13 1 5 1 2 15 12 02V U 034, 12
il 80 1 80 11 65 11 66 11 7ft
14 85 10 tt 10 10 7Vi 10 bO
I
12 00 I 11 75 11 75 I 11 95
11 624 11 &0 11 65 11 62 4
3 7741 67H 0 I 3 70
ii Quotation were aa follows?
irLoUR-WIrm; winter patents, ivkbiw;
Inter straights, 3t i'; P"ng sir..n..
5.70-fl4.0.
iBArET-Keed or mixing. 6u52c; fair to
sFEPFr.'.."! ..."vthwe.tern. 81
o 1 nthweetern. $1.43- Timothy, 34 00.
lover, j
pRTWiSUJN8-e Prk. per bbl., 825.14
l o I-ard. per lotl . fl 14- Short
ir w:i. Ill . 11.35. Short clear
WnSir-'A and flour were
i IsilM bu. Primary receipts wer
'iVr.LK.mpared with lOrt.OuO bu. the
r. JliinB day a year ago.
' FHtlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
, I? corn. 831 car; outs. 1W cars; hogs,
, ..... -
2l4'a23c,
ii 1 TT-f m. n. t-vj j 1
IfU'-cnts. 6.fJ9 case; td.v;
at
ark iVae lucludeu. ISO. firsts. 324o;
rl-ut'KVVFlrm: daisies. U44il5itc; twins.
I. 1 vai6c; young Americas. litiflliVj long
. m 7l4l.
, ,'.0 1 ' 5::m,v u r lte y
17c; chick-
VVabJsteady. 50 to Mb, wl '-,c;
!4c; r"."-.r"'r
iTOKS
, jrair to g
Steady: cholc to fancy
ood. 47m50o-
,t 825 car: oata. 126 cars.
ted for tomorrow; Wheat, 34 cars;
11 vera: oata, 108 car.
V Liverpool Or la Market.
IVKRIXL. rV-pt. 80.-WHt:AT-Spt,
, '' , . j red western winter, nominally
4d future Bteady; September, nom
o'ecemher. 7a Vd
;H.lM,t steady; im Ameiican
V UT" Ii oalveaton, ta J41; futures easy;
? ailaAelvhla Praaar Market.
I
VcT fait f demand: v estern creamery,
, . e1tm; IVnusylvania and her
iv l.t.t f- cases. 2-e at.-iuark;
ennsylN"1 na other nearby rirsts. cm-
;oi ii
e'
' ( v)eo.
I ' May
.1 Jaia I I
"J Ilfiin4
! 1 !. i
I May I
2ork-- l
..Sept I
Jan. I
li"-- i
f .-w-ot. I
11 Oct.
l.Sov.
SI tun. 1
fjj'e'ot. I"00 J
1 1 -
rent receipts. In returnable rases, ?5o at
mark; western flrl, free cases. 17c at
rnerk; western firm, current receipts, fre
cr. 23&.'6 at mark.
CHEESH-Xtesdy; N- York full cream,
cholc. 15c. New York full creams, fair
tn good. 154 lB'io.
MKATIinn lt THK t.RAIJT RKLT
ralr Friday and Hot Mark (kt la
the Teraperatre
OMAHA. Sept 30. 1M.
An area nf hlah rtreiwure haa developed
ovr the tipper KlIseiKfiippl and upper Mle-B-nirl
valleya. and thla high ta reiardlim
the enatward movement of the d'preeelon
moving In from the northwest, referred to
In the prereriina; report. The weather con
tinuei generally clear went of the Ohio val
ley and (Bke reltm to the Rocky moun
tains. Shower and unsettled weather con
tinue In the extreme northwest, but con
ditions are favorable for continued fair in
this vicinity tonight and Friday, with no
Important change In temperature. Showers
occurred in the lake region and Ohio val
ley during Wednesday, and were followed
by niiioh cooler weather In thone sections
last night, with light frosts. Temperatures
are loner Ir the extreme north west, and
are hlaher throughout the southern states
and along the Atlantlo roast.
Keourd of temperature and precipitation
compared with I he correepondlng day of
the laet three years:
109. 108. 1907. 190.
Minimum temperature ... 62 4ft 47 42
1'reclpltatloD 00 .00 . 7.1 .00
Noirnal temperature for today, til degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
.Ml of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding . period In 1908,
I. S3 Inches. I
I x flcleni.y corresponding period In 1907,
1.68. Inches. U W . WELSH.
Ixical Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Reg-laa Belletln.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m.. 75th meridian
time, Wednesday September 30, 1909:
OMAHA IHriTKICT.
Temp. Italn-
Statlons. Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Axhland, Neb 78 48 .00
Auburn. Neb SO 4J .00
hroxeu How. Neb. Ki 41 .Oil
l.'olunibua. Neb... SI 47 .00
Culberlson. Neb.. 8S 40 .00
Kalrbury, N b ... M 50 .00
Fairmont, Nib... Ml 47 .00
i Inland, Neb.. HI 47 .00
Hartlngton. Neb. 74 40 .00
Haittlnitg, Nit. 82 4K .00
Holdiege, Neb.... 84 f.2 .00
Oakdale, Neb 75 43 .00
Omahn, Neb 74 F2 .00
Tekamah, Neb... 78 41 ,oo
Alta. la tM 44 .00
t'arioll, Ja 71 38 .00
t'larlnda. la 79 42 .1")
Hlbley,. la M 41 .00
IKIotix City, ta... 72 46 . 00
"JNot incluled In averages.
IMinlmum
temperature for twelve-hour period endlna-
xlat 8 a. m.
8 U1STHIOT AVERAGES,
NO. Of
Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations.
Chicago, 111 2S
Columbus, 0 16
Max. Mln. Inches.
H4 42 .02
"0 40 .Ofi
72 40 ."0
"2 42 " T
8 48 .00
78 44 .09
88 38 .00
78 4 .tiO
78 ' 40 .00
Ins Moines, In..,. 1.1
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Loulnvllle, Ky . 18
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Omaha, Neb 19
St. Louis, Mo...... 13
The weather Is cooler In the eastern pnr
tlotvof the corn and wheat region, and light
fronts occurred in the Chicago, Ues Moines
and St. Louis districts. Showers occurred
In the eastern portion Wednesday.
- L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
SiKW YORK f.EMQRAi. MARKET
. i -
Quotation of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Sept. 30 FLOCIt-Recelpts,
4,;j hljls; exports, 10.100 bbls. ; market
was steady; '.Minnesota patents, 35. 20
5 Ml, winter KtralKlns, 34.90rn6.00: Minnesota
bakers, H.WqA.W. winter extras, 11.20
4 4.ti; winter patents, 3a.OOtii.40;' win
ter low grade, 34.1014.60; Kansas straights,
84 WK&u.OO. Rye flour steady; fair to good,
34.2011 4.;; choice to fancy, 34. 36(4.40.
C,ORNMEAI-Steady: fine white and yel
low, 34.6041 1.65; cuarae, 31.60aL55; kiln dried.
3. B.
RYK Dull; Mo. 2 western, 764c. nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, SSffflOc, c. i. f.,
New York.
WHEAT-It.celpts. 219,000 bu.; exports,
168.760 bu.: spot market easy; No. 2 red
nominal, elevator; No. 2 red, nominal, f.
o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Dulufh, 11.094,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
31.124, nominal, f. o. b., afloat. After an
early advance on covering of September
shorts-and commission house buying wheat
caned off nnder liquidation, bear pressure,
selling by rash house and talk of heavy
deliveries at Chicago. The olose was 4fa2c
net lower; September cloned 31.084; Decem
ber closed at 31.07S: May closed at 31.04.
. CORN Receipts, 4,500 bu.; exports, '4.800
bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 old, 74c, ele
vator, and 75c, delivered, nominal; No. 2,
old, 72V' . middle October, and new, 64a,
winter shipment, f. o. b., afloat! option
market was without transactions, closing
'til4c lower: September closed, 74c; De
cember closed, 704o.
OATS Receipts, 77.000 bu.; exports, 875
bu. ; spot steady; mixed, 414l'(i42c; natural
white, 42(g45c; clipped - white. 43448c.
I HAY Steady; No. 3 80jj,&&c;. good to
choice, 90tU95c.
HOPS Dull; state, common tn. choice,
1908, lfVsiJOc; 1907, nominal; Pacific coaet,
litos, W0tl9c; 1907, 12Hjl5c.
HIDES Firm; acid, 2230c; Central
America. 21c. ,
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, 3W.00
i l4 60; mesa. 111 OCto 11.50. Hams, 324.00'
2ri.00; packet, 312 0Ki 12.50; city extras, 8210(Ky
21.60. Cut meals, firm; pickled bellies,
313.76''al4.0i: pickled hams. I12.75&1S.00. Lard,
easy; middle west, 812.70HJ 12-W; refined.
barely -atadv; continent. is.4u: eoutn
America. 314.00; compound. 88.60(38.624.
l'ork, Bteady. family, 325.00(i2ii.OO; short
clears, 323.0oft23.6O; meas, 3J6.0(Ka26.uO.
TALIJW I'nsettled; city (32 per pkg.),
l)c, country tpkga. free., 64'6('06o. .
RICE Steady; domestic, 247ci Japan,
; . . ;
I'Ol l.I KI-Alive, sieaay; wewiern r.nica
ens. 16c- fowls. 16e: turkeys. 15c Dressed.
dull; western chickens, 141 5c; fowls, 134
tflc.
Ktias Easy: western firsts, 24tf20o.
Bl'TTElt Steady; creamery specials. Sic;
western factory, 224&i24c; Imitation cream
ery, ac.
CHEESE Steady; full cream, 144164c.
Kansas City Grala and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 80. WHEAT lc
lower: No. 2 hard, 31.04'gl07; No. 8, 81.0UU
1.04; No. 2 red, 11.161.18; No. s. l.itai.l;
September, 314; December, W4o; May,
IIW4C.
CO RN 14'tj 40 lower; No. 2 mixed, 6X4c;
No. 3, 63c; No. 2 white, 6y644c; No. 3,
63oi September, 6tic; December, 674c;
May. 6!4c
OATS I'nchanged; No. whlt. 40(&42c;
No. 2 mixed. 3aii0c.
RYE 70'u73c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, 3U.&0
(12.00; choice prali le, . 3y.00'dB.25; choice al
falfa, 316C"u 16.00.
BUTT EH Creamery, extras, 284c;
firsts, 26 4c; seconds, 24 4c; packing
stork. 20'ic
EtKSS Kxlras, 25c; firsts, 22c; seconds
and dirties, 16c: out rent receipts. 30c;
southerns, loss off. 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 113.KJ0 8.-..0O0
Corn bu S2.0110 W.ouO
Uats, bu 20,0u0 11,000
Quotations at Kansas City were as follows:
Arllck-s. I Open. Hlgh.l Low. Clou.
Wheat ! I I I
Septemher ...I 1 08 1 04 I 1 0641 1 0'S
December ....lS6Vi4! JTh! !4 94SB
May I 80 .84-S VB
Corn- i I
September ... 60 66 44 66A
December I 67'.i. T4! 67 374A
May 54 54 W4Q 4 i4 0 4
A Asked. H Bid.
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. 111.. Sept. SO. CORN Lower;
No. a yellow. c3c: No. 3 yellow. 6Sc; No. X.
63c; No. 3. oiic; No. 4, 62c.
OATS-Stead; standard. 3S'40:o; No. 3
white, .u4c; No. 4 white. SSc.
RYK-Meady; No. 8, 714c
Toleda Seed Market.
TOLKDO. Sent. 30. SEEDS Clover, cash.
1 3vu; October, 3 15; December. 38 174;
March. 3J20; No. 3. 3S.60; rejected, W10.
Timothy, prime. 100i. Alaike, prime, 3j.35;
October, 3.; March, 33 45.
. MIlTvaekee Cirala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Sept. 30 WHEAT
No. 1 northern. 8l06fil07; No. 2 northern.
310n luf ; December, 4c.
O AT.-' 41c. .
JJAKLEV Samples, oJc.
Dslstk tirala Market.
DUI.l Til. Sept 30. WHEAT-September.
8c: Dei-ember Zc; May. 81014: No. 1
northern. Ii oj. No. nonhern. Wi4c.
t)ATS I'vua ',c
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ii Dull and Volume of Deal
in 53 Shrinks.
CALL LOAN RATE HIGHER
Halt la Raernlatloa Da to Call for
Money for October 1 aettlemea ts
laloa ana Soathera Paelfle
lsne Advance.
NEW TORK P, Sept. 30. Dealings In
Hocks underwent a decided shrinkage to
daa from tn large volume of yesterday.
The market was dull and sluggish at beRt
and the professional element found diffi
culty In moving prices sufficiently to offer
a profitable medium for trading operations.
The Blackened activity of the ti ailing
was partly due to caution on account of the
October settlements. The amount called
for by th October Interest and dividend
disbursements Is estimated at 3162,000,000
and there was some apprehension that
funds accumulated to meet this require
ment might have been placed In call loan
until needed, and that the recall of these
loans then might dislodge stocks held on
collaterad. The money market gave some
slight evidence of strain from such a cause
today, th call loan rate rising to 4 er
cent, the highest touched In New York
since early In 1908. Declining interior ex
changes Indicate revival of demand on
New York for caah and the subtreasury
continued to withdraw from the banks the
amount for th banking week rising today
to 35.699.000.
Ixndon sold stocks In thla market and
the demand for remittance thus caused
stiffened the foreign exchange rate. Lon
don selling helped to turn prices down
wards here, after an effort to lift them
during the first hour. The pressure on
United States Steel was conspicuous In
spit of the fact that month Just closed
snowed an ouptit of steel and Iron In ex
cess of all precedents and demand Is re
ported to be still in full force. Recent
buyers of United States Steel have urged
not only the great expansion In the Indus
try, but their hope for an Increase In the
dividend disbursement not only to 4, but
to 6 per cent basis. Besides Influential
selling of T'nlted States Steel there was
some pressure on Reading which proved
a weight on the general market The
August earnings of the Union and South
ern Pacific were significant of the growth
of traffic in that part of the country, th
net earnings for Union Pacific showing a
gain of 3711.561, equal to 20 per cent and
the Southern Pacific, 31.067.096, equal to 81
per cent over August of last year. Joined
with the Atchison statement already pub
lished the exhibit makes a striking dem
onstration of the great prosperly to which
the business of th great Pacific carriers
has risen. Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific benefitted from this showing, but
the movement waa not common to the
group. Another sustaining point waa Ches
apeake & Ohio, which added largely to Its
newly established record price level on the
report that th Chicago, Cincinnati
Louisville had been acquired aa an outlet
ttyr this system. Th report was accepted
as likely, although not officially con
firmed. The conflicting Influences In th
market brought prices back after many
fluctuations to not far from the previous
closing.
Bonds were firm. Total gales, par value.
36,836.000.
United States bonds wero uncnangeo on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Bies. Htcn. low. uinM.
Allls-Chilniiira pfd
Amslsim&ted Onpper
Amtrlcan Agricultural ...
Am. Beet Hugar
Am. fan pM
Am. C. A F
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. I pfd
)0 4 MS M
. 19,100 I3U 124
44
700 44 4 4AX,
, l.fioi) R--.H 24
, t.SX 4 MH
, 2,100 76 744 I1
M0 44 44 im
3') 24 38 Z'-
800 1 7 144 141
J0 41 H'W '
, 6.m P9'i (W4 "4
100 11 111 1124
. 1,700 1344 1314 14
, 4,500 143 Ht'- 14:S
300 101 11"1, ltl1i
200 as to
100 44 4tH 4H
M.7 114U m;t 123V,
700 1045, 104 14W
131
, 4,100 11D4 1114 11104
4V
, 1,100 31 36 34
, 1.400 II 704 7'.'
, 1.400 IMS IKS' IH
, 1,000 4S 4S 41
, ,, tUD 1104 1111 11,014
, 116
. 6o,eoo i9s i4 an
100 174 V
, 1, II 14 lc
soo m 1114 mi
, 1.100 164 ItilS Ml
, 1.100 US JiS
oo 4S 4.Si 4A4
61
100 10 hi 7Ht
100 7I 7SS
. I,00 1414 14
600 2SS M! WS
uo iti-4j mi iwh
, 1,000 4S4 4h4
,. 61
NO 174 174 17 S
, lO.JtO s ' "
100 414 44 4s
II
600 16 17S 17
. 2.40 1S4H 1634 IMS.
. 1.700 I3 S.O ki
00 lit 1614 11)3
. 1.800 II Ji' 14
MOO 414 41 4
400 M to M
40 21S 4
100 174 174 LS
. 1.600 49 4S l"
soo 10 HA l-'4
200 454 41 4'
100 T1S 71 71
lil 151 111
i0 b4 Ekt4 ei
. 1.000 14IS 144 1444
. 1.100 lS II 6S
. 1,100 41 41 41
74
200 117 HIS l'4
400 90 114
BUlj
. 11. 00 137S HIS 1-'1
. i.o ms io ii
. 6,100 K4 W4 KS
UO 1114 It lite
. S.IO0 lKfit 1M 1M
144
.61.700 151 144 lho
. i.mo ins nis i 's
400 144 14 M
. 1,400 60S tl 10
100 iu ls ito
100 41 til 4S
. 71.100 1 111 lk
. I.eio 44 4.s 4s
. l.aoo lu 107S l"'"V
. I tO 40 IKS S
. 14) 77 7iS a-
WO M 194 MS
. 8.4o0 s s Ks
HO M 4 s-S CIS
00 lis II II
. tl.too iv.e 1334 is
. 1.SIJ0 HOI)
400 70 W 70 70V,
S
fO S so s.
. - 4110 ul II bos
r fo s its as
.161.700 J"s MS l't
. I.ifw ios l'"S l"s
o 12s us -'S
600 M 5.1
.1M.I00 IIS I3S IV
. I.evO 1104 rn UKS
4V
V0 47 4 47 4t.S
HO US 1S 1VS
. 6,J 4tS 4
. 1.4t) 1!S II 11 S
. 1.IU0 II 18
. 1.0"0 7tS t 7V
100 I I
100 644 MS M
First asaeaament paid
126.100. aharea.
Am. Ice Securities
American Linseed
American tocomottve ...
Am. B. H
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Surmr Refining
Am. T. A T.. ex-iJIr
Am. ioww-co pia
American Woolen ........
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atohleon nil
Atlantlo Ooart Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Oentnil. leather pfil ....
Central of New Jersey....
Chesapeake Ohio
Chlca.(o a Alton
i hlvaao Great Westera...
Chicago A N. W
C, M. & at. P
C., C, C. A St. L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. So. let pfd
Colo. 80. M pfd
Consolidated Qas
Corn Products
Delaware A. Hudson
Denrer A Rio Urande
D. at R. 0. pfd
Dletlllera' Securities
Erie
Krle let pfd
Brie id pfd
General Glectrio
Urwat Northern pfd
Great Northern Or etft..
Illlnola Central
lnterborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Int. Marine pfd ,
International Pi per
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas Cltr 80
K. C. Ro. pfd.. ax-dlT....
Louanrllle aV K
Minn. A Bt. L,
M., Bt P. S. g. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. let pfd..
New York central
N. T., O. W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People' a Uaa
P , C. C. & St. L
Preeeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring....
Reeding
Republlo Steel
Republic I eel pfd
Rwk Inland Co
Rock Iiland Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. r. U pI4....
Bt. Louis S. W
St. L 8. W. pM..
Sloee-Hheffleld B. A I ...
southern Paaiflc
Southern hallway
So. Railway p(d ,
Taaaeeewe Oopper
Teaae a Pacific
T., at. L. A W
T. St. L A W. pfd, sx-d
Colon Psx-IMe
Union Paclflo pfd
V. S. Realty
I'. S. Rubber
U. 8. Steel
I. , A Steal pfd
t'lah Copper
Va -Carolina Ctvemlcal ,.
W aha eh
Wabua pfd
Weetern Maryland ....
Woetlnghoue Glectrio ..
Western t'nlon
Wheeling aV L. B
W-onsln Central
Local Seearltl.
Quotations furnished by Samuel
jr., 614 N. Y. Life lildg., Omaha:
MM
Burns,
Aske4.
IKS
1:4
1S
ti
!5
u
14
II
1"0
Armour A Co. 4Sa
C.tj of Omaha 4is lllll)
Cndabr Tacking 00
ColumUiM (Neo l Blec. Light la llfili
Xndepeaaent Telephone Is tOniaUa)...
International t'onatructlon Co
Kansas City, Mea. A Olisnt p'i
kaneae Cltr. atei. aV Orient c nu
Nebraska Telephone Stock, t
MS
loss
M4
w
lo
:
MS
10
a4
omaoa oaa es 117).
S4
II
luos
M
Kl
lis)
4
II
le
1 'S
s
!'
110
101
Oeuha glee. Llht A Power Is (lttll..
Omaha Slee. L)(tt and Power P'd SI
Omaha A O. B. Su By. le ( IMl 100
Omaha A C B. Bt. Rr. I tlsill VS
O. C. . St. Rjt. pfd., 1, ex. Iji,
Oauha A C. a. St. ky. com.. 4-4.
71
Omana Water Co. aa 1141
Omaha Water Co. la (llllj
OauLha Water Co. lat pld
t. Loula la (lllll
wtft and Com pan r gtock ,
loath Omaha Sewer 4S (') ..
luus City Stock Yards pfd., 1.
t'nlen Slock Tarda. Omaha. 1 ..
,. I4S
.. S
. lu
.lul
.loos
. w
. HS
7S
Treasary Statrnaeat.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-Th condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funds Cold coin. $3 72 S9 silver
dollars. K4.iCo.0u0; silver dollars of Ik.-o
4 0T10ti: silver certificate outotandiiig
MM.Saj oOO.
tieneral Fund-Standard silver dollara In
general fund. f.mi,u,l : current liabilities
tlol CAi.ttL': wot king balance in treasury
offices. .1.4i;.0J; in bank U credit of me
FRIDAY, OCTODEI?.
treasurer of the United States, 3.tS.5lo;
subsidiary silver coin. U.S01.848; minor coin,
lt,vl.4" Total balance In general fund,
:l,A42,37i.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 80 MONET On call,
strong, higher; SVo-4 per cent; ruling rate,
24 per cent; closing bid, 34 per cent; of
fered at 34 per cent; ninety day. 84 per
cent: six months. 844 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 49
rer cent.
STERLING EXCHANUE-Steadv, with
actual business In bankers' bills at MMlMf
4 42 for sixty-day bills and at 34 M for
demand. Commerlral bills. 4 834(5 844.
SILVER Bar, 51V: Mexican dollars. 48c.
The following ere the closing quotations
on stocks and bonds:
I . S. ref. te. reg l' Int. Met. 4s
do coupon lOOSint M. M. 4W Tr-H
IS. S. reg lom'Jipm 4a 17
do conpon 1011, ao 4V, 1414
I. S. 4a. reg 11 K. C. So. 1 7
do coupon 1174 L. S. deb. 4s I'M.... 44
Allln-thal. 1st Is f.-U N. tint. 4e
m. Ag ri 1HM , K. T. let 4..104
Am. T. A T. c. 4s..l( edo t.n 4Vt ao
T' Tol' 4e )i!Ho. Pacific 4a H4
Ill N. R. R. of M. 4e.. M'
Armour A Co. 4Ha... 9l N. T. C. B. s ! V
Atchison, gen. 4s ejo ,b. 4. &
cv- llhK. T . N. H. A H.
Al ", IS14 or. Be 146,
All. C. L. 1st 4a MS N. A W. 1st o. 4s... KS
Bal A Ohio 4s Ions do ct. 4e H'
do Jta ttSNo. Pacific 4s KffS
do S W. ,v,s ot, do X I1
Br. Tr. cr. s gj'4 O. S. L. rfdg 4s...:. 4
,Z of w4Pnn. or. Is 11..
5n' Leather bt 111,14 40 eon. 4a insH
l . of N. .1. g. liH Reading gen. 4a 100
l-llea. Ohio 4lM....1084St. L. A 8. F. fg. 4a.
do ref. la m 00 g.n. le 4
1 hlcsao a a. s... 7(.Ht L. B. W. e 4a.... 71
C-4 B. Q. j. 4a ... 7 do let gold 4s 44
do gen. 4 iKn, (Seaboard A. L 4a... rrt
7 M. a g p. t mega pacific c. es l4
R. I. & P. c. 4a.. TH do ct. 4a 1IHH
"u lo1- K do 1st ref. 4s. M
do rfdg. 4a si So. Railway le 1W4
Colo nq tt Mo r. 4, iH
t olo. Mid 4a u Union Pacific 4s 10?i
r.' 4la. M14 do rt. 4a ......ll4j
H- 4s inn do let ref. 4a....
a ' 4s........ 7 f. g. Rubber Is 16
r.,.?r"r' W V. S. Steel 2d Is li)f-
"tillers' m 75 eva.-Caro. Chem. le. M
r P- I. 4s 114 Wabash let ta 119
"lo gen. 4s 77 do 1st a ex. 4s TI4
-do cr. 4a aer. A.. Mi Western Md. 4e 144
do serlea B 71 We. Rise. cv. ... 6
Klc' lWiSWIa. Central 4e K
HI. Cen. Ui ref. 4.. jyu
Bid. ffered.
Boston "tocks and Bond.
BOSTON. Sepl. 80.-Money, call loans, 84
4f 4 per cent: time loans. 4 4i 6 tier cent.
Closing quotations on stocks and bonds
we-e:
Atchison adj. 4a 13 Arlaona Com. 47
do 4a jnwt Atlantic 14
At.hla.jn 11. R 13 Butte Onalltlon !IS
do ptd 1044 Cel. A Arltona 10IS
Boston A Albany S?2 t'al. a Heola (Tl
Boston ft Maine Ill Centennial I4
BiMrton (elevated 121 Cooper Range 104
ritchburg pfd lal Daly West I
t'nlon Pacific los franklin 17
Am. Arge. Ciirna 4 Oranby M
do pfd Ktislreen Cananea 4
Am. Pneu. Tube I lle Royale S14
Amer. Sugar .... lsss Mlchlrsn 10"
o pfd 127 Mohawk tl
Am. T. A T Kts Mont. C. A C 10
Amer. Woolen II Nevada 144
do U !04SOId Dominion 64
Doin. I. A g $2 Oaceola Ill
General Klectrlc l'.'s Parrot II
Maa. Blectrle nSQulncy to
Mam. Uaa s Shannon 114
t nlted Fruit ,.m Tamarack 70
Inlted g. M 4 Trinity us
d P'd jo4 V. 8. Mining. 7S
V. 8. Steel lost'- 8. Oil Ii
do-pfd IWHt'tert 4i4
Adventure Victoria 14
Allones 87 Winona 7S
Amala-amated 124 North Butt MU
Jix-dividcnd.
London Stock Market.
LONDON". Sept. 30. American securities
opened dull and about unchanged. Later
a lew 01 the specialties were supported.
out me rest or the list eased off a frac
tion. At noon the market was Irregular.
with prices ranging from 4 higher to 4
tower man yesterday s iNew York closing.
London closing stocks:
Consols, money 114 1-nulivllle A N 117
do account II1-16M., K. A T 414
Amal. Copper U N. T. Central 141
Anaconda 10S Norfolk A W.... 114
Atchison U64 do pfd 13
do pfd 107SOntsrlo a W IIS
Baltimore a Ohio. .. .liOS Pennsylvania T7s
Canadian Paclflo Ills Rand Mines 14
Chesapeake A U IDslteadlng 7S
Chicago O. W , US Southern Ry.,....i, US
Chi., Mil. A St. P. ..117 do pfd 71
De Beers 19 Southern Paclflo... ...1314
Denver A Rio 0 474 Union Paolflc i64
do pfd II do pfd , ill
Erie I44U. I. Steel....; II 14
do 1st pfd.... 11 do pfd Ills
do Id pfd 41 'Wabaah to
Crand Trunk 24 S do pfd MS
Illinois Central 167 Spanish 4s. M.4,
SILVER Bar, steady at '23 4 per og.
MONET 4 1 per cent. W
The rate of discount In the open-market
for short bills Is 1 13-ieU 1 4 6r cent;
for thre mouths bills, 14 J percent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Sept. 30. Money wag" in in
creased demand and dearer on the market
today and discounts were firmer. Trading
on the stook exchange waa dull and gen
erally easy. This was especially . so In
British securities, which were further de
pressed by the poor London bank state
ment, but the close In this section was
firmer. Foreigners, Kaffir and Diamond
Shares arter a poor opening finished
stronger on renewed Paris buying. Mexi
can rails were supported on the dividends,
but the close was below th beat.
American securities opened dull and
about unchanged. Later a few of the spe
cialties were supported, but the rest of
the list eased fractionally and at noon th
market waa firm. Prices dropped In the
afternoon. New York supported Union Pa
clflo and Erie, but sold I'nlted Slates Steel
and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and
the market closed Irregular.
BERLIN, Sept. 80-The tendency of
prices on the Bourse today waa downward.
PARIS, Sept. 80. Prices on the Bourse
today wer firm.
New York Mining; Stock.
NEW YORK. Sept. SO Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alice 171 Leadville Con t
Brunswick (S.n. 1 Uttle Olilef
Com. Tunnel stock... 54 Mexican 130
do bonde 1S Ontario Jfl
Con. Cal. A Va 1 Ophlr 1-0
Horn Silver . 65 Standard 10
Iron Silver It Yellow Jacket 140
Offered.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Sept 30. Bank clearings for
today were 2,589,3H0.13 and for th corre
sponding date last year $2,131. 0617.
St. I.onla General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30 WH EAT Futures,
lower; cash strong; track No. 1 red, cash,
11. 3ty 1.214; No. 2 hard. (1.0bvul.ll4; Decem
ber, tl 02; May, $1.044'U'l 044-
CORN Lower; track No. J. cash. 3c;
I)ecember, 57c; May, 694c; No. 2 whlt,
toti4e.
OATS Lower ; track: No. I cash, 40e; De
cember, at4c; May, 414c; No. 2 white,
424c.
RYK Lower; 71c.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents,
IK.3.V4J& .00; extra fancy and straight, 4.7&iji
5 40; hard winter clears, 3.94.30.
SKKDS Timothy. 3.103.66.
CORNMBAL fi.X.
BRAN (julet; sacked, east track,. $1.03
l.ft'i.
HAY Firm; timothy, 13.00rri 16.00; prairie.
$10.5W! 12.00.
HAfUHNO 7c.
HKMP T WINK 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; lobbing.
$24 00. Lard, lower; prime steam, $'1,774"
U.S74. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, 124c: clKr ribs, 12'c: short
clears. U'4c. lUcon unchanged: boxed ex
tra shorts. 134c; clear ribs, 13'4c; short
clears. lo"c.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 13c; springs,
13c: turkeys, litf17c; ducks. 4c; geese,
74c.
HUTTKR-Steedy; creamery. 24i(30c.
KtXlS Steady; .21c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls s 00 10.3O0
Mieat. bu 87 500 31.100
t orn, nu Srt Soft u.soo
Oats, bu 70.400 2D.200
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30. COFFER Th
market for coffee future opened steady at
unchanged prices to ait advance of 6 point
and improved sllslitly during the short
session on a scattering demand encouraged
by an advance of 4?i4 franc at Havre.
The market closed at 1 o'clock on account
of the Hudson-Fulton celebration with
price steady, net unchanged, to 10 points
higher. Sales were reported of 7.750 bags.
Including December at 5.40c. March at 6 6f.c
and May at 5 0c. Spot, market quiet; Rio
No. 7, 74c; Santos No. 4, 43e: mild,
iulet; Cordova, H4'nl2-. ,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
97 Uc
FLAX Closed at $1,364.
FLOUR First patenis. $6 30.(15.30: Mecond
patents. lYOhnA 10: first clear. 84 54 14;
second clara. $3 . 10; j 3.30.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. S0.-WH EAT-Sp-tember.
974c, December, 974'474c; Mai
$1.014'tf 1.014; cash, No. 1 hard $10149
1.014; No. 1 northern, $1.004jl 0t-4c; Nox 2
northern. 9e.Wuttelc: N.i .1 i,rii,..n
1, 1009.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Xaterial Chang-, in Cuttle, Values
Remaining- Steady.
HOGS SELL ANOTHER DIMS LOWES,
keep aad l.atab Sell In Sam
Xotebes a Wednesday, Earent
lag Fat I-anaV, Which Arc
Tea to Fifteen Richer.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. M. 190H.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
...11.14 3.1M X9.14c
... 6.M4 4.9 B1.S;
...10 742 6.721 J7.S.U
... 4,96 20.000
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
Four days this wsek....S3.7i 17.379 117,M
Sam days last week. . . .80.MJ 15.786 M.74
Sam day week ago.H 13.M (S,32
Sam day I weeks ago. 29,041 23.243 66.27
Sam day 4 weeks ago 27. m 13.W4 74
Same days last yer....29.S7 1&.867 101.721
The following table shows the receipt
of cattl. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: iwi. lid. Inc. Dec.
Cattl 7&9.M1 71.A8 39.471
Hog l.gflo.lttO l.SW.MO m.S20
Sheep 1.407.601 1.4t,610 66.001
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
Dat. 1909. 108. U07. 17906. W05.1904.;i90S.
Sept ID.
Sept. 19.
Sept. 20.
Sept. 21.
Sept. 22.
Sept. 23.
Sept. 24.
Sept. 23.
Sept. 26.
Sept. 27.
Sept. 28.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 30.
I 14
821
I 78
I 73
081
02
061
U
( 82
I 31
S
I I 84
$ 74 71
K.4
I 71
I 84
6 W4
I 81
a 1 '
I 13
I 87
I 81
SV
6 78
6 74
I 8
i 70
e
I 88
6 72
7 71
( 104
81
I 81
9 10,
( 7 8;
t 21
1
B 28
6 24,
6 191
8 18
6 19
6 13
8 14
I 761
I 0
6 17
6 it..
I 1641
6 96
6 96
6 97(
S 6:
18
19
I 67
6 37
6 8f
t 16
SO
6 18
211
I 0S4
67
6 74
1 74
6 66
6 66
t 69
7 88
( 69
6 081
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yaj-d. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock yes
terday afternoon:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogn. Sheep. H r.
C, M. A St. P 4
Wabash R. R a
U. P. R. R. 23 28 28 ..
C. ti N. W. teat) .. .. 6
C. A N. W. (west).... 138 16 18
C, St. P., M. O.. 1 6
C, B. A Q. (eaat) 2
C, B. A 41. (west) ..69 9 29 1
C, R. I. A P. (east).. 1 1
C, R. I. A P. (.west). 1 .. 4
Illinois Central Ry 2
Chicago Ot. Western .. 2
Total receipts ....221 73 80 1
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 470 931 73
Swift and Company .... 1.171 1.4tW 1.932
Cudahy Packing Co. .... 1.903 1.444 1.894
Armour A Co 1,602 1,428 600
St. L. Ind. Pkg. Co 190
Morris A Co 135
W. B. Vansant Co 40 .....
Benton. Vansant & Lush 246
Stephens Bros 38
Hill & Son 272
F. B. Lewis 26)
Huston A Co. 77
J. B. Root A Co. 131
J. H. Bulla 246
L. F. Huss 88 :
L. Wolf 27
McCreary A Carey .... 490
8. Werthelmer 147
H. F. Hamilton W
M. Hagerty 37
Sullivan Bros 89
Smith ft Polsley 8
Christy, Klein A Smith.. 33
Other buyer 1.027 16,496
Totals 8,632 6.462 20.895
CAi'luE Receipts of cattle were lighter
than any day ths week but still large tor
La Thursday, making th total for in four
days this week le.euo head, a gain of over
t.uuO head as compared with th earn days
last week and of almost 4,000 head aa com
pared with a year ago. Th market as a
whole did not show any material change.
Buyers ot beet steers all seemed In need
of a few good killers, and they wer out
tn th yard in fair season in the morning.
The prices paid did not snow any material
change as compared with yesterday, th
market being quoted steady. Ths fact Is,
th market on desirable beef cattl has not
shown much If any . change this week,
price now being about wher they war
on week ago. Medium and Inferior kinds
are possibly a little weaker.
Cows and heifers sold tn about th same
notches a yesterday, and they, too, ar
bringing about th same prices aa a week
ago.
Uood feeders wer still In good demand
at firm prices. The batter grades of feed
ing cattl ar aately lOffll&c higher than
last week, and even the medium grades
have been very fair sellers.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, 87.26fj8.00; fair to good corn
fed steers, $6.5077.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4.766.60; good to choice rang
steers, $8.26431.40; fair to good rang steers,
$4 40.26; oomruoo. to fair range steer.
$3.604V4.40; good to cholc cornfed cows and
heifers. $4 004. 00; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, $.2664.00; common to fair
cornfed cows and heifer. $2.0008.26: good to
cholc rang steers, $8.7&&4.40; fair to good
range steers, $3.2&sjA7t; common to fair
rang steers. 32.2to'3.36; good to cholc
Blocker and feeders. $l.0vtt.g5; fair to
good stockera and feeders, 13. 4034 00; com
mon to fair Blockers and feeders, $2.7&J3340;
took heifer, $2.S8'S.6; real calves, $3.&0t$
1.76; bulls, stags, etc, $2.76(84.75.
Representative sale:
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
8 cows f86 6 15 18 heifers.. 834 8 30
o2 stsers.... M 4 IW 41 strs.. 1:2 4 30
10 steers 872 4 16 7 cows 9,1 2 60
9 cows 922 2 76 lo cows lli) $30
19 helter... 906 2 60 17 steer.. ..1006 4 3
steers... .10bl 4 25 10 steers.... MO 4 00
10 cows 1074 3 20 M feeders. .1001 4 26
9 feeders.. 795 3 76 8 cow 900 $ 10
8 hollers... 717 8 26 10 cows 26 2 75
10 heifers... 840 3 vu 8 heJers... 806 2 30
13 cows 7M 2 60 12 cows kot) 8 00
feeders.. 673 8 60 13 cow 997 2 75
20 cows 626 3 30 10 cows 933 $25
o7 feeders. .1014 4 70 43 cows 926 $4$
3 feedirs.. 871 4 16 6 calves... 212 6 60
6 cuw 7S3 2 45 26 cowa io0 2 6o
5 cows HHi 2 50 10 feeder.. 870 4 10
UfOWl 900 $26 22 cows m 8 05
IS cows M 3 15 6 cow 816 $ (5
8 steer.... 631 2 76 7 cows 10a6 2 86
4 cow 90u 2 10 3 feeders.. 880 3 50
21 feeders.. 831 4 16 7 feeders.. 912 4 10
7 cows 1042 8 30 11 steers.... 643 8 45
30 net rs.... 624 8 96 25 feeder.. 869 4 15
10 heifers... 836 8 26 8 heifers... 656 3 30
J. H. WUley Nb.
3 cows K60 3 40 4 cow 892 2 40
12 cows 9.13 8 40 4 cows 893 2 60
j. 11. S&onahan Nb.
3 calve... 156 6 7a Scows 986 3 30
3 cows 916 8 30 3 cows 934 2 76
38 cows 93 3 30
J. B. Lister-Neb.
1 bull 1110 3 10 7 cows 1006 8 25
13 steers.. ..1192 4 70
J. A. Anderson Neb.
12 cows 980 3 25 13 cows 925 2 46
J. B. Jackson Neb.
feeder.. neo 4 40
A. H. Schosman Neb.
6 cowa Iu64 8 25 22 cows 21 2 75
K. W. Wilson Neb.
79 steers.. ..1037 4 60
F. Hemenoon Neb.
73 feeders.. 1164 4 76 11 cows 976 3 60
9 heifers... 713 3 46 6 heifers... 620 3 70
WYOMING.
11 cows 991 3 10 feeders . 820 4 05
22 fttders.. 850 4 06 5 feeder.. lovo 4 25
24 cow 3 00 13 feeders.. 046 4 25
13 rodder.. rVJI 4 10 10 heifers... 6.2 8 ar,
00 cows 9d 3 l IH cows 925 3 40
11 cow It'll 3 26 10 calves... 149 6 2f,
6 caivea... So, 4 00 21 calves.,. 45 4 tO
9 ilvts... 23 4 75 32 cows ,69 3 10
;6 heifer. .. 7t7 S 40 18 heifer.., 55J $ j
.2 feeders.. 631 4 26 22 heifers... 793 3 8J
57 feeders.. 62o 4 u5
C. Hltkliew Wyo.
13 steers.. ..112 4 46
Spear Bios. Cattle Co. Wjo.
6) steers.. ..1213
4 15 6 cows,
.1014
0 10
4 27
4 2i
4 25
J.
9 steers. ...1085
L. tters....ntil
i steers... .1168
11 steers. ...1040
A.
C. Shaw Wvo.
4 25 20 steers.
4 25 26 steers.
4 25 $t steers.
4 26
Johnson Wyo.
4 30
..1118
..105
..l"t6
42 steers..
S.
Cat rothera Wyo.
61 steer.. ..1161 6 50
4 steers.
K17
4 90
3 to
3 00
3 60
4 90
74 steers.... 660 4 20
lo s.errs.... 6J 4 75
James Ster
23 cows...
...109
8 cows. .
647
ing Wyu.
( steers.. ..1106 4 60
12 cows 1009
C. L. Christian Wyo.
75 sLeers.,
t steers.
31 steers. ,
T cows...
..121.1 I 85
..1230 4 10
IS cows 1203
L. S. Howes
..1062 4 65
-Wyo.
C. 8 Oull-Wyo.
.. 871 $ 15 7 steers.. ,.lMi
$ 00
4 70
3 00
3 40
4 35
t'liarlea itltahew Wvo.
21 steer. ...Hue! 4 45 44 feeder. .1160
.4 feeJer.. M4 4 40 8 cows '3
22 leeders. .lo0 4 30 42 cows..... H4
36 feeders.. 12 4 6a 26 fesdsi.. M
20 feeder.. 121$ I 00 16 cow 876 $00
II feeders.. Ic48 4 20
C. W. Roger 8. P.
38 feeders.. 703 I K) H feeders.. 861 $$0
J. A. Bar Cattle Co S. D.
98 ter ...111$ 4 46 62 steers. ...1177 4 46
34 slier. ...1144 4 45 M steers. ...110 4 45
41 steers... 1149 4 46 M iifon.... 4 145
24 steer. ...1136 4 45 18 steer. ...1158 4 46
C. C. Davidson Idaho.
3 cows KK6 8 40 10. feeders. 900 4 f0
13 feeders.. 7S6 4 60 7 feeders.. P37 3 75
31 cowa 61 $ 40 8 cows 905 $ 00
16 feeder.. 966 4 60
Stephen Navarre Idaho.
1 feeders.. 936 4 46 heifers... M 3M
Reed A Davidson - Idaho.
10 feeders.. 9 4 66 1? heifers... 918 3 724
16 cows.... 1063 3 60
O. P. Moorhead-Mont.
lOJ steers.. 1J210 $40 tl steers. .U4.1 $40
90 steers. ...124 4 0 80 steers. ...12.0 4 80
13 cons 1163 4 it)
HOtlS-Th downward movement hi hog
values which set In yesterday was con
tinued today, the market this morning be
ing generally 10c lower and not overly ac
tive at the decline. Holts sold largely at
$7.K6ii7 90 and on up as high ae $J.OoO for a
top. it will be remembered that the top
yeaterdsy was $074 and the day before
It was 88 174-
Buyer are very bearish In their view
and were congratulating theinselvee yes
terday and today that they had at least
gotten the market started down hill.
Whether they can keep It going In that
direction remains to be seen.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. at. Sh. Pr.
M T ... 1 lo J.. 110 ... t I7t
67 Ill 110 7 10 71 1 140 7
14 1 ... 7 II tl til SO T M
II HI 4 IS M f4 ... T 0
74 71 40 IH 77 114 19 J so
ii ill is Is 71 r;o ... 7m
70 l 110 IS 1 tM tl) ill
It 40 T IS 14 :M 40 1 so
M 117 110 7 II 71 !0 IS) 7 W
I M 10 t II ID 117 . . 7 SO
4T 24 1J 7 H M .2 10 7 0
70 .0 1st) M 71 11 11) 70
10 Ml 40 7 W 74 141 10 10
It 14 10 T l 71 ... 7 10
41 4 0 7 6.1 M7 M 7 "
1 Ml ... IK 74 HI 120 7 0
14 211 10 7 15 SO tit ... 7 so
17 t7 10 7 II M M ... 7 SO
71 248 l 1 u 10 741 10 7 10
Tl.! 141 100 7 H 7J 7 100 T
14 1M 40 T M A U4 10 7 lo
0 M ISO Its 7S 210 . . 7 o
71 13 P40 7 Dl 43 241 lfO 7 10
Ill 40 1 M 77 141 40 7 10
123 ... 7 M 1M 40 7 W
17 M ... 7 15 11 1SI IX) 7 so
144 W 7 15 71 141 ... 7 SO
M 2 ... 7 15 14 JTI ... 1 S2U
7.
14S ... TO 100 144 ... I H
4 Ill 110 t 174 T 1M In i K
4 Kl 10 7 7u Id 24J so 7 II
44 141 ISO 7 17 s 14 104 40 7 ST.
M IW 40 t I7S 70 ?M 40 7 M
U7 ... 7 iTi 44 17 ... 75
74 12 M 7 87v, 31 200 10 t H
H AS! ... 7 I7S 4 175 ... 7 M
87 940 ... 7 I7S 41 11 ) 100
SHEEP While recelnta were rieclrierilv
lighter than on previous days this week,
they were nevertheless large for a Thurs
day, eighty cars being reported In. Thla
makes the total for the four day this week
in, w nnad, being a gain over the same
four days last week of 77 000 head anH a
gain of over 16.000 head as compared with
tne neavy run of a year ajro. In suite of
the large receipts this week, when the mar
ket closed last night practically everything
had changed hands, barring a few scatter
ing lot. The fact la. Dratlcallv evervthlnar
ha been (old on the day of arrival.
inis morning the market ODened with a
very active demand for fat lamb, th
upply of that kind of lock being very
meager. It was very evident that packer
were anxious for supplies and they bought
everything that had any kill on it at prices
that in most cases looked fullv 10Q15O
higher. -The fact Is fat lambs are a good
10l5c higher than last week's close. Fat
sheep on tha other hand were not par
ticularly active, and the tendency on that
kind of atock ha been a little downward
thla week, the market at the present time
being 10150 lower thn last wek and In
some cases possibly more than that.
reeaers opened slow, but that Is true
practically every mornlnir. aa it tnkea
so much time to shape stuff up that it Is
well along toward midday before the killer
have all been sorted out and before th
feeder are ready to be shown. Still the
reeling was generally about steady with
yeterday. Feeding sheep and ewes have
not shown much change In values so far
this week, being In most cases steady with
last week's close or at least nearly steady.
On the other hand feeding lambs which
were selling at dangerously high prices at
th cloae of last week have declined con
J'1"l'bly, tn better grades being around
lit . . er lnB" laMt week, with light and
t h n kinds In soma case 2540c lower.
Still th market is In very stifactory
condition, as vlewd from a seller's stand
point. Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice lambs, $6.Ou.0; fair to good
Uirnba, 86.404i6.80; good light yearlings, 85.00
5.20; good heavy yearlings. $6.0036.16; good
to cholc wethers. $4 3trf 4.66 fair to good
E,ts?-2.r V-64: x o choice ewes.
$4164.26; fair to good ewes, $3,904)4.15.
Quotations on feeder stock: Oood to
r.ho lamb $.oaa.60; fair to good lambs.
$6.2oa.0j light yearlings, $5.00g5.30; heavy
yaarlings, $4 756.00; old wethers, $4.0O4 30
good to eflolce .ewes, $3.2S3.65: breeding
ITiwltQk ' ' J,earlln breeding ewes,
Representative sales:
No. rV v pr
8W Wyoming lambs, feeders 62 6 90
226 Wyoming lambs, feeders 46 6 00
404 Wyoming ewes $6 3 90
8S6 Wyoming ewes, feeders 82 2 76
118 Wyoming ewes, feeders 81 2 78
412 Wyoming ewes, feeders 82 2 76
822 Wyoming lambs, feeders 46 6 35
167 Wyoming lambs, feeders Go 6 90
116 Wyoming lambs, feeders 49 (00
276 Wyoming ewes, feeders 66 2 85
846 Wyoming owes, feeders 86 2 86
232 Wyoming ewes, feeders 82 2 86
197 Wyoming ewes, feeders ,. 84 2 86
264 Wyoming lambs, feeder 66 6 90
8WI Wyoming ewes 100 4 00
371 Wyoming ewe, feeder 93 2 85
130 Wyoming ewes, feeders.. 85 2 85
36t WyoiaJng lamb, feeder 66 6 10
276 Wyoming lambs ' 64 t 65
493 Wyoming lambs 62 6 66
08 Wyoming ewes 128 4 15
184 Wyoming awes, feeder 9.1 3 30
82 Wyoming yearlings 64 6 00
139 Nebraska owe, cull 100 2 60
496 Colorado wether, feeder 89 4 10
120 Colorado we, breeder 90 4 76
327 Wyoming lambs 64 - ( 76
82 Wyoming ews 113 6 15
33 Nebraska lambs, feeders.... 48 6 Oil
68 Nebraska ewes, culls 77 2 00
88 Nebraska yearlings 81 4 75
79 Wyoming wethers, feeders 71 3 66
181 Wyoming lambs, feeders 46 4 76
69 Wyoming wethers 110 4 00
111 Wyoming lambs, feeder 61 5 00
3b0 Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 61 6 65
181 Wyoming awe 91 3 90
91 Wyoming ewes, fdrs, culls.. 70 2 10
431 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 84 4 75
173 Wyoming lambs, feeders 59 6 15
212 Wyoming lamis, fdrs, culls.. 45 6 00
840 Wyoming lambs, feeder 58 ( 15
73 Wyoming ewes, feeders eV 8 JO
62 Wyoming lambs, culls 62 3 25
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle StrongHogs Strong to Higher
-sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head; market strong, 100 higher; steers,
$S.iiOj8.M; cows, $3.6nrfy6.2.; heiiers, $3 5o,(
6.00; bulls, $4.00b4.(H; calves, 83.(4t)9.0D;
stocker and feeders, $3.75y65'l.
HOGS Receipts, 11, ouo head; market
strong to 5c higher; choice heavy, H Wti
8.40; butchers, $4.30?8 40: light mixed. $7.9uyt
8.10; packing, $7.90.2o; pigs, $5.004)'7.0o;
bulk of sales, $7.96'tf8.25.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 8 0.0
bead; market, sheep weak; lambs, K'ul.'.c
higher; sheep, $4 2i(.'.50; lambs, 6.00w7.35;
yearlings, $6.25. tlO.
Kansas City Lite stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 80. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head. Including 1,500 iuthern.
Market steady to strong, 'lop. $8.20. Cholc
export and dreeed beef steers $i, 5041 20;
fair to guod, $4.50-h6 26; western steers. i 6
4)6 85; Blockers and feeders, $3404)a.50;
southern steers, $3.2hfn5.00; southern cows,
$2.60j3.75: native cows. t2 26 o4 25; mitivc
heifers, $3.2rtf5.50; bulls, $2.40i3.&; calves
$3.50j7.75.
H(;S Receipts, 11, oM) head. Market
Bteady to 6c lower. Top. $?.I5; bulk of
sales. $7.9&4r8 16. Packers and butchers
$7.86f.16: light. $7.604 s.00; pigs, $5.50u;.26. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7.'a0
head. Market steady to strong, limbs
$6.60tt.7; yearlings, $4.50-y6.25: wethers, $1.2;
!i4 ; ewes, $4 wxo4.75, Blockers and feeders.
IJ.6ou5.2S.
St. Joseph I.lv Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 30. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.6M head; market, steady ; steers
$4 6"U7oti: cows and heifers. $2,6016.00;
calves. $J00ij;.W.
HOGS Receipt. 5.3O0 head: market. 10c
lower: top, $6 M, bulk of aala. $7 9o4i8Al
SHE EH AND IAMRS-Receipts, 3 tJ0
head; market alow; lambs, $4O0fti.5O
St. I.oals Live stock Market.
ST. liOl IS. Sept. 8i.-CATTI.B- Receipt.
7.2s3 head. Including 4.500 .Texans; name
market 10t)l5t: lower; Texans steady to li
luwer; native shipping anil export steers.
$oMUa7 30; dressed leef and butcher steers,
$.uvt4 1; siecrs under 1. 000 pounds, $3.7ifl
o.On stu'-kers and feeders. I3.601J4 '76: cows
and heifers, $3 OOtr 25 ; t snners. $2 2t'6 3-7li-bulls,
$.10vv4 26. calves, rbj.ZU; Ttxas
and Indian steers. $3 6?5.3r; cow and
heifers. $2 Zl'tl 4 00.
HtxiS Receipts. 7.M0 bead: market
stesdv: pigs and light, tr. :44m 00: packer.
$7t(j0f.; btitch-rs and best heavy, $V10W
8.25.
SHKF.P AND LAMBS -Receipts. 1 7)
hcail: market stesdv; native mutton, t" 50
p lotnbs. I. : culls and bucks.
$2.75tti4 90; Blockers. $.12,414.00
Ions f Ity Mae Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Is . Sept 30.-(.peclal Tel
egram. WATTLE- Receipt. 1.100 head:
market, steadv: feeders, wenk; atrers. $4 0
'4)7.73: rows. $3 (mt.i4 50; feeder, 84.0CJ!.r;
yerllng. 83 0tnf4S.V
lit Ml.--Receipt. 2100 head: market,
steady to lower; range of prices. $7.7o08.10;
bulk of sales. 37.SCjs7 95.
Itnrk In l;ht.
Receipts of live stock at the sl principal
western markets yesterday; '
t attle. Hogs. Sheep,
South Omaha...
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Kansas City....
SI. Louis
Chicago
4 2
4.81
2.100
2O.0
. 1.1O0
. 2.600
.11 000
. 7 200
. 7.000
5.200
H.OtM
7.f
11.000
S.ooo
7 OX)
1.701
3.000
Totals 33.6t3 41.R95 tn,H0
OMAHA GEWERAl. MARKETS.
Itanlo a4 rney Pr4ne f rices Far.
Binned hp Barer anal Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery. No. k delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. carton. 174c;. Now
1. In t lb. tuba 37c; No. 3 In l ib. car
tons, 26c; In 60-lb. tubs, 84c; Backing stock,
18447204c; fsncy dairy, tubs. t2t3vj4o; com
mon roll, fresh made, lc-tfU4c Market
Changes every Tuesday.
EGOS Fresh selling stock, candled. Jj.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream
twins. 15c; Yjung Americas, 4 In hoop.
164c; favorite, 8 tn boop, 16c; daisies, 8 n
hoop, 164c; cream brick, full caa. 16c;
block Swiss, 15c; full areara llmburgar, 16c ,
POULTRY Brollara, 16c; alive, springs,
16a; hens, 10c; oocks, 7a; ducks, 10c; geese.
80; turkeys, 16o; pigeon per dm. 66c;
guinea fowls, per dus., $360; squaba, per
dos., 13 Dressed bonk, lie; springs, 14
tic; cock, 64c; duck. Uc; geeese, 114c,,
turkeys, 22c.
FISH Fresh, caugnt, almost all ar
dressed: Halibut, lc; buffalo. Sc; troot,
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17o; orapptea,
sunflsh, 649c; black basa. 26c; whltaftah.
13c; pike, lie; salmon. 14c; pickerel. I0o:
frog legs, Soo. Fresh frosen: Whlteflsh.
No. 1, 10c; round, c; pickerel, dressed,
and headless, 7c; round, 6c; pika, dressed, .
10c; round. So; red snappers. 12c; SpanlsA
mackerel. 18c; natlv mackerel. 3ti each.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib. lDo; No. 3 rib.
12c; No. 8 ribs, 74c; No. 1 loin,' 2oe; No. 2
loin, 134c; No. 3 loin. 84c; NO. 1 otiuck,
64a; No. 2 chuck, 44c; No. 3 chuck, 44c;
No. 1 round, 94c; No. 2 round, 7c; No. 3
round, 64c; No. 1 plat. 64a; No. 2 plat,
4o; No. 3 plate, 840.
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potato, ,
$3 71 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 60c bunch, ,
Cabbage, horn grown. 14p Pr lb. Wis-,
sonsln Red Globe onions. So per lb. ' Cali
fornia cauliflower, $3.00 per orate. Toma- '
toes, home urown, market basket, 6O0 1
crate, $4.00. Lettuce, per So., - 80c Par- .
snips, turnips, carrots. 76a per dos. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turolpv
to., per dos., 76o. '
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapples, 1M
to 48. 82.78 per crate; grape fruits, H six,
per box. $6; 46 alse, $6 60; 64 slxe. $6; ba
nanas, fancy select, $1,6042.00; apples, bom
grown, per bu. basket, 76u$l ao; mark!
bL'et, 46a.
Cotton Market. ,
NEW YORK. Sept. 80. COTTON Fu
tures opened steady; October, 13.04c; De
cember, 13.14c; January. 13.10c; Match,
13.18c; May. 12.21c; June. 13.17c: July; 13.16c.
Cotton cloned steady. October, 13 14c;
November. 13.07c; December, 13.18c; Jan
uary, 18.16c; February, 13.18c; March. 13.24c;
April, 13.26c; May, 13.26c; June, 13.24c; July,
13.23c.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 13.30c;
middling gulf, 13.65c; sales. 2,654 bale.
GALVESTON, Sept. BO-COTTON
Steadv; 13 S-lfio.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-COTTON
Spots were steady; low ordinary, 94c. nom
inal; ordinary, 10 6-10c, nominal; good or
dinary, U4c; strict good ordinary, 12 8-10c;
low middling, 124c; strict low middling,
I2-16-I6c; middling. 13 3-lc; fttrlct middling.
13 5-16c; good middling, 13 7-16c; strict good
middling, 134c; middling fair, 134c; mid
dling fair to good, 114c; fair, 14 40, nom
inal. Receipts, 6,113 bales; stock, 77,071
bales. " '
ST. LOUIS, Sept. W.-OOTTON-Qulet :
middling, 134c. Sales, none; receipts, 100
bales; shipments, 202 bales; slock, 1,694
bales.
Wool Market.
L0NDON. Sept. 30. WOOb- A miscel
laneous selection of 9,841 bales was offered
at the wool auction sales today. Competi
tion was brisk and prices ruled firm. Con
tinental buyers were especially eager for
scoureds and Americana paid-high prices
for cross bred and Ight merinos. -Th
sales will close tomorrow. Today' sales
follow: New South Wales. 2.900 bale;
scoured 1. 34d4)ri2s 114d; greasy, 64itfl
3d. Queensland. 1.100 balea; acoured la 1044 .
fcls 114d;. greasy, 9d'jls Id. Victoria, 90s)
bales; scoured, 104r2a 2d: greasy, ' 104di3
Is 2d. South Australia. 600. bales; scoured,
lld'tfls 4d; greasy, 8d9d. Tasmania, 100
bales: greasy, 114d4)ls 2d. New Zealand,
3.900 bales: scoured. 104dQ1s, 104d; greasv,
64d4fls 24d. Cape of Good Hop and Natal.
800 balea; scoured, lOd'yl 9d; greasy, 64d
U4d.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 30. WOOL Firm;
territory and western mediums, 28fcv28c;
flne mediums, 224)34o; fine, 13190.
Metal Market. ',
NEW YORK. Sept. 80. METALS Tin
market easy; pot. September, and Novem- .
her closing at $30.50h'30 &0; December at
3:10.60030.90. London market easy; spot. 130
12s Ad; futures, (140 12s 6d. Standard copper,
easy; lake copper, IIS 0OQ11 26; electrolytic
$12.75(313.00; casting, $12,624 12.874. London
market easy; spot, 68 6 3d; future, 60 2a
M. Lead, quiet; spot, 14.30iH.S74. New .
York; $4 20114.25. EaBt St.. Loul. Iondon
market unchanged at 13. .'2s 6d. Spelter, '
firm; spot, $5,7545.90. New York; $5.7066.80.
East St. Louis. London market higher at
23 5s. English iron market unchanged at
52s M for Cleveland ' warrants. Locally
strong and higher. No. 1 foundry northern
and No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1
foundry southern soft. 8l9.254il8.75; No. 2
foundry northern. $18.75fal9 75.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30 METALS XiA,
steady, at $4,254(4.274; spelter, firm, at $5.85.
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Oils and Roils,
OIL CITY. Sept. 30 OIL Credit balances,
$1.59. Shipments, 250,881 bbls.; average, 196,
815 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 30 OIL-Splrlta tur
pentine, firm; D74c
ROSIN Firm. Quntei TI, 33 974; T. $4 1;
K, $4.20; F. $4.8654.374: O. $4 424: H. $4.85;
I. $4.S0; K, 16 35; M. $5.50; N, $5.80 WO,
$625; WW, 86.50.
Sugar and Molasses.
NFW YORK. Sept. 30 SITOAR Haw.
steady: fitir refining. 8.724c; centrifugal. 86
test, 4.234c; molasses sua-ar, 3.484c. Re
fined, steady; crushed, llc; powdered.
5.25c; granulated. 5.15c.
Foley's Honey and Tar cleat the air
passages, stops the irritation In th throat,
soothes the inflamed membranea, and the
most obstlnat rough disappears. Sore
Inflamed lungs are healed and strength
ened, and the cold Is expelled from, th
syxtem. Refute any but the genuine In
the yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
Miner t'nnght In Hoek Slide.
LEAD 8. D. Sept. 30 (Special Tele
gram.) P. J. o'Rilen and Edward Ryan,
two miners winking on the 700-foot level
of the Hnniestake mine, were caught In a
slide of rock this, morning and life waer
crushed out of both, other men working
in the neighborhood had narrow escapes.
The men killed were engaged In putting a
cap In place on a set of timbers when the
slide cume, and 1 1 e y had no chance to get
away. Ryan leaves a wife and four chil
dren and O'Brien leaves a wife and four
children.
Don't waul your money env'.ng plasters
when you can get a bottle of Chamberlain'
Liniment for 26 cents. A plec of flannel
dampened with this liniment I superior to
any plaster for lame hark, pains In th
lid and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by
,11 riruKKi!.
nerbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
BAXW. MOVISIOWsV STOCK.
Otuaaa Offlct 810 2f. T. X.1I Blag.
U Ili)hon. Saaglaa Ml,
Sav4Bt, A-RUI aa. aV-aitl
OKi sal Largest House ta a IFata
'i